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Local History of tte earl). SC
Items from the ..a tuts" Pyles
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. T. T. Watson and Miss Edna F.
Watrcn, his danghter, left on Monday
for the Northwest per C. P. R.
The Lucknow Sentinel is now printed
on a new Campleell pewer press, which
greatly improves its appearance. Bro.
Bryan s has been adding to his plant
also, in the way of new type.
Mr. John Emma intends erecting a
residence on the property which he
purchased from the Horticultural So-
eiety last year. The house will be sit-
uated haratniately west of the English
Church and faciag John street.
A junior eleven of the Wingham
Cricket Club was organized last week
and practice will commence as soon as
the season will admit. ILO. Bell is the
secretary -treasurer and Chas. Cargill,
which resulted in favor of the latter by
three shots. The score was as follows:
Old Players. Young Players.
M. McDonald, Rev, E.W. Hughes,
John Inglis, E. L. Dickinson,
S. Kent, Ed. Dinsley,
J. Neeland, sk., 13. W. Paterson, sk.,1G
Mr. E. R. Talbot, who has been .en-
gaged in the mercantile business in
town for upwards of fifteen years, left
for Manitoba on Tuesday. He intends
embarking in farming on a large scale
at Poplar Point, which is situated about
45 miles from Winnipeg and 20 miles
from Portage la Prairie. He has a
large farm there.
Miss Tufts. of Belgrave, formerly of
Clinton, and A. T. Davis, Esqa of Lon-
don, were married at the former place
on Monday.
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BORN, -
Art Martin, A. Griffin and H. 0. Bell Graeae -In Wintsham, on the 5th
compose the committee of management.
inst the v-ife of M.. Walter Green; a
The pupils of the Public School have daughter.
organized a lacrosse club, to be known
as the Wingham Public School Lacrosse . Irwin. -In East Ihn'awanosh, on March
20th the wife of Mr. Richard Irwin; a
Club, the officers elected are: Wm. eon
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Friend, captain; W. Farquharson, trees- -
urer; Ceo. Hanna, secretary. MARRIED.
Mrs. Jos. Iiisdon and family have re- Walters- Thqmson.-At the residence
turned frem Detroit and have moved' of the bride's parents, Zetland, on
into the house vacated by them lost i March 26th, by the Rev. John Scott,
fall. . IkI. A.. Mr. V. Walters, of East Wawa -
Mr. Thos. Anew has disposed of hie i nosh, teMies . Ada Thomson. daughter
livery business to Me. Reber. Tennant. 1 of Geo. Thompson, Esq.
who took aeseesefen on Saturday last. DIED.
We underetand that Mr. Agnew in -1 Pickell.- In Crime, 'n the 3rd inst.,
tends making aprospecting tripthrough I fleariet E. Picket'egcti 44 years, 10
Manitoba end the Northwest.
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The final vurling match of the seaeon I Hot.eheaon--In Wiegleetre et: the 4th
4 was plawl Tue.-Orly het between ieeta Matey Jane Hotcheecre wife of
t the eh n 1.1e.; , :6 mad du -• 'tor, en betide.% 1 Mr. ane. Hotchieon. ate d 28 pews and
or, is crick,t perlanee, the -Colts*: 8 n.onths.
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oat os cane; •e,,n n•lia
No reol can serve two remstere and
few can: master two servants.
; A shented man Jways hes hie eyes
open -though he rene alneet to he blind.
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entaro -„sxre, seer; -,,ageneeetesela
[Sam Walter Foss.]
Wen you see a man in woe,
Walk right up and say "Hull's:"
Say "Hullo!' and "}low d'ye do?"
"How's the world a-usia' you?"
Slap the fellow on his back,
Bring your hand down with e whaekl
Waltz right up an' don't go glow;
Grin an' shake an' say "Hullo!"
Is he clothed in rags? Oh, she':
Walk right up and say "Hullo!"
Rags is but a cot re!!
.Jut for wreppia' up a saul;
An' a sorra is worth fl tees,
Hale and hearty "Hew (rye do:
Don't wait foe the crown to go,
Jut walk up a -a* eeee "Hullo:"
Constipation %rings enter eilmente in
is train and i-. the Primary cause of
much sickle:se Keep our bowels re-
gular madam, and you will escape many
of the ailments te which women are sub-
ject. Constipatie6 is 0 very singe thing
but like many supple iaings, it may lead
to serious coesequi aces. Naturs• often
needs a little as:stet:tease and when Cham-
berlainn, Tablets n:e anvil at the first
indieatioa, musn destreta ran etelfeliag
may be avoided. Sell by all dims.
Mis. Paul Burns of Boston, a small
woman weighiag I e then ono tenalred
pounds, locked the door when two stran-
gers entered bee kitchen. and then horse-
whipped them until they cried :for mercy.
Lame Shoulder it needy; always due
to rheumatism on the tnuseles, and quick-
ly Yields to ib' free application o1' Cnam-
eerlain's Ude:ere Ear sale by ali deal-
brs.
1 That fen:mere, f.'..5 well as nem in °niter
lines of business, occasionally resort to
! sharp practice, was illustrated the oth-
er day at geeith's Falls, when a highly
Irespieted agwiculturist didhis neirhbors
i out of abont Yawata). He pretneuso o
be bueing hcreee fn. ehipmene to the
I west, end innuced his '1•Ierels to Leek
i hiot,:s to ties tursenO; aboots salted.
He them menu: 1 the reaas, wade
sigernart teal in emenn iy (re seeeeared
from the di.aelet.
'(jtr ::aa. ode.. Chembt lain's
Ceueen Roe:: T. in Ken -
(nice. Lae. se :J. (.;e. 'ot ie the le ,et entigh
rement- en tS; e;11t!-et t'u'ts. wide
an:I crone. nor eatno abCealers.
An enela'neas papar eaos the.-hve in-
venten a new kind u.' ecit.l amusement
that ina ctn. the "iYiX vitl"out. It is
callet i aveledupoie party.-- All the
girls a weighed, an the weight of
each is written en a rorea (,f PaPon nnd
put tee, a tat l yoar ren must
draw. Tie: etents sat a tresst e:s to sup-
per with the girl whoes. tatneent nraws,
and netet pay -nee her tapaeteitt one-half
cent pte• ocatad. It le estitOE s se, faans
the ::ong •t•rtI1-;.!. W".1
meant in
demand.
ContracOed a
Heavy Cold.
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It Becarigac a Lung
Splieting Cough.
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Mr, J. H. Richartle, 1352 Second Ave.
East, Vaueouvcr, B.C., writes: "AlloW
mo to write a few Baca in praise of your
Dr. Woocre Norway Pine Syrup. Last
fall 1 contracted a hoe:T.7y cold which left
nte with a hacking cough and every time
I would get a, nttle mere eoH thia hacking
cough would become a Ittn3 splitting oni.
It kept on gettieg S1:01:30 arid I kept on
eeeeding toioneyymydre .444 ,,-,L cough
DEARER TEA
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Is L:loely.-Inabher Monopolizing Attest.
Con In Ceylon
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There are distinct .sigua which
pint to a, rise in the price of the eup
neat acre bot does not inebriate. In
the nut place, the use of tea in Por-
tal:ea cot -Atria:, is rapidly increasing,
the moult !sting a bigger demand on
fte reeearees of the tea plantations of
:Leta, Leases, Chita, and Java. Last
year, for instance, there was alto-
ettner en inercase in the shipments of
‘dreiatholf90194.,000,000
at etpared Ca the other baud, there was a de -
fl the shipments trent to
Vnited Kingdom of over 9,000,000
aaarale legit year, which is partly ex-
entaseel be the greater demand for tea
en; and, although Indian produo,
• ion nee shown a good increase during
nne nest two years, apparently it is
•tor. eliffielent to meet the steadily
growing demand, and one really short
trim in !luta might make tea dear for
elesely are -supply and de-
mand :tow aalreted.
Some of the. Indian companies hold
s -ave land, and some of it is
itelle for tea, but they have been,
seal Etill are, deterred from extension
in getting labor, Then,
;or inereased production
re hare mainly to rely upon good
eerenter. Theee is always the risk of
•eilettorras and floods, blight and
Oresught, which nave to be faced, while
vorlthas expenses are likely to in-
:I:ease by degrees, owing to the diffis
silty of finding all the labor for the
..arious branches of tree:neat agricul-
aure now being developed in the East.
There is another reason why the
lupply of tea is only just enough to
alt dtaTiol. In Ceylon, for in- •
:itane4 only 10,000 acres have been
-sdded during. the last four years, rub -
'1:11.' having monopolieed attention.
end rubber estates are competing with
';da, for the coolies of India that both
acted. Moreover, the yield of the plan-
iatiens is beginning to diminish by
seeson of the rubber trees interplanted
amongst 75,000 acres of tea. It is
now proved, says an expert, and recog-
nieed that the. heavy shade of rubber
trees amongst tea is seriously affect-
ing the output of the latter product,
and as time goes on a sharp shortage
in the output of tea so situated must
be looked for. This would mean an
increaee in price to the consumer.
AGED TWINS
Two Brothers Celebrate Eighty -First
Birthday Anniversary
The other day 'two brothers, John
and 'William Austwick, of Eelby, York-
shire., celebrated their eighty-first
birthday.
The brotltera were born at Burn, a
village three miles to the south- of
Selby. They are the sons of a farm
laborer, and were christened at Bray-
ton, near Selby. They are twins, and
are two of eight children, four of whom
sln1 survive, 'the oldest being a sister
aned eighty-ela and the youngest an-
other sister of seventy. ;
Austwick has been a atone-
areezer and has worked all his life in
be ("Taries. John was apprenticed to
a tailor ,at Thorpe. 1 -le afterwards
went to Inelley, where for over forty
years Ii 12a8 followed his occupation.
Ile resided in one house nearly half a
etrtury. •
!loth beothers have married and
• - ear. gra'-:1•'n families -in fact,
esredehltdren. They are
„rah new cnjoymes the old age pen-
s ems.
ataiD THE GHOST
The elene a surviving son of the
neeetts aoe:. net. Mr. alired Tennyson
t•-.! a•,11-sflm story in his
...tee. ate Fe; i oe Life mat Works,"
late :es Fill. it relates to
eats; e ':s..-entyl a neighboring
CT; WMCia etood a
•-• ••• ae. , • ,•eaaller e-.Ited Charles
e sae' tLe realdeervants all
-7 ;ere:Lee to n: awe, Isle:ems, armed
o E sun, and his
whoa bludgeons, set out to
. 7-7.7:1-..r.ly they raw a white.
• ' nt en: to ard an awful noise.
ewled. 'Wham' fast, or I fire!"
ereered to be an astlauatieal old
r3.:1 PIPE 3MOKERS
n.T. ddatteville, of Paris, Is a col-
ieerer of pis, and his etudy of the
, -.nom has enabled him to judge
viola by their pipes. The pipe., he
tells us, is eharaeteristic of the race,
telnle ;nee .; !ear and elearettee are coon
The aetivflty of a race Is
ea• ta tne leanth of the Stk.M..
• ;I• 1:13.1 the more
eLu. itrvera,ly,
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sfatehe; Osi•te
THE TRUTH
Mr. Short: -"If Long calls with that
little bill, tell him I'm out."
Mrs. Short: -"But that would be
telling a falsehood."
Mr, Short: -"Nothing of the kind;
I'm out of cash,"
HIS FATHER'S WORK
The Lady: --"And is your father
worldliest,: my little man?"
The Little s'pcso so, mann
The judge said hard labor."
AN EASY MATTER •
Charles E. Biglow, the comedian, is
almost as bald as be could be. One
day at the club, he said to the barber:
"I am in a great hurry. Can't you cut
my hair with my collar on?"
"Sure I can," said the barber. "I
can cut it witl your hat on."
TOC MUCH MUSTARD
A sick Irishman, worn to skin and
bone, had a large mustard plaster
spread on his chest, which evoked
this comment:-
"Doethor, dear,- isn't it a great dale
of mustard for so little mate?'
A VERY LONG DAY
A 'Western minister found cne of his
elders, a farmer, coming out of a pub-
lic -house, and told Mm lie !nest give
up whiskey -or it would land him in the.
grave.
"Think so?" asked the farmer.
"I am sure of it, farmer. And what
is more, if you -will stop drinking, I
am certain it will prolong your days,"
folded the minister.
"Come to think about it,- 1 believe
you are riga about that, minister,"
said the far:ner. "I went twenty-four
hours without a drink about rix menthe
ago, and I never put in such an infer-
nally long day in my life."
EFFECTIVE REMEDY
A prominent physic!an was recently
called to his telephoue by a colored
woman 'formerly in the service of his
wife. In great agitation the 'woman
told the physician that her youngest
child was in a bad way.
"What seems to be the trouble?"
asked the doctor.
"Doc, she swallered a bottle of ink!"
be ovca there in a short while
to see her," said the doctor. "Have
you done anything for her?"
"I gave her three pieces of blottin'
paper, Doc," said the colored woman
doubtfully.
ALL WERE YANKEES
Lieutenant Takeshira, of the Japan-
ese navy, says "The Americans are a
very proud people. I was talking yes-
terday with an Ameriean sailor. He
said that no one outside of America
amounted to much.
"'But I asked, 'what were your fa-
ther and mother?'
"'Yankees,' said the sailor. '
'"What were your grandfather and
grandmother?'
"'Yankees.'
"'But your great-grandfather and
great-grandmother?'
" 'Yankees.'
"Finally I asked him, 'How abeat
Adam and Eve?'
"'Yankees, too, by jinits!' sad he."
SCHEME WHICH FAILED
To have theme:elves publiely eened
out of a erowden alace of eta,: rtaita
ment on the preterse that they rwe
Wanted by importuiatte patients is sap
-
posed to tee oue *f the check eurdisele
of advertising resorted to by doctere
who wish to build up a practice.
A young payskaan tri -'d the dedge
with disappeintiug results not leeg
back. He instrueted his man eereant
to come to the stasso door of the thea-
tre and say that a patient of his was
in urrtent need of attention.
-Right. you are, sir," said the zer•
vent, with it solemn wink "Yea tea,
it to me. matrears it all rasa:a"
Bat apresneetly ;ij ea-
r:ceded lent riletielli Li U.; al, •Tat
when, at r Ia. ead 4.31 iii3z 33;3(13333i 3",r,
ntereaer or"-- i• • t1,4'
what he mid wan: -
"If lir. Jo in the atone:ore,
ara tsopeened. to tell hint tarsi ie 41
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hail ever trial Dr. Wheel's Norway Pine • ' ' -
4.leaup. 1 teld him 1 wao willing to try
reteetlang 1 thought woulrl cure, and on
the earn° day bouant two betake. Bee
fore half the filet one tra3 USC.4 my cough
began to get muck eatier, and by the time
I reed teed a, bottle and a half by ecugh
was goo°. 1 am having the other half
nettle in ewe it (loan Come again, hut
I tau cure 1 have aarniiive cure. Let
me recantr,eenti Dr. ttt ere re Norway Pine
Syrup to all who mace from a cough of
throat irritation of ally kind."
peexe kait beca the filietCO3 of this
evrenterful tamely, it is only natural
that uumesoue pacene have tried to
latitate it
Dont be impor,e1 upon by taking
anything but "Dr. Woodna"
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"For Tea You Can't,Beat Lipton's"
It Has Stood the Test of Time, While Others
Have Been Buried in the Ashes of Inferiority.
It's the Recognized World's Standard.
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Over 2 Million Packages Sold Weekly,
A Real
Lung T nic
There are many prepar-
ations that will relieve a cough
-few tliat will cure it. The
first class, containing such
drugs as Opitun and Mor-
phine, simply deaden the
irritation and stop the cough,
but do little Or no permanent
good.
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tam= -erse-,;,-reaeet,tded,,droea,dm
"FaEter Mg3"/The 's No. 10"
does not contain a trace of these dangerous drugs, but is an
absolutely safe and scieptific preparation of Nature's own
,remedies -Herbs, Roots and. Balsams.
It entirely reinoi4s the irritation that caused the cough,
by cleaning out t!,.. mucus, stopping the inflammation and
healinc, the delicate membrane of throat and lungs.
Moreover, it tones up and strengthens the whole
system, particularly the lungs, and protects against future
coughs and colds.
Trial size 25c. per boale. Regular size 50c.
At your dealer's.
ir=t1tor Morrisoy Medicine Co. Ltd. -
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entaro -„sxre, seer; -,,ageneeetesela
[Sam Walter Foss.]
Wen you see a man in woe,
Walk right up and say "Hull's:"
Say "Hullo!' and "}low d'ye do?"
"How's the world a-usia' you?"
Slap the fellow on his back,
Bring your hand down with e whaekl
Waltz right up an' don't go glow;
Grin an' shake an' say "Hullo!"
Is he clothed in rags? Oh, she':
Walk right up and say "Hullo!"
Rags is but a cot re!!
.Jut for wreppia' up a saul;
An' a sorra is worth fl tees,
Hale and hearty "Hew (rye do:
Don't wait foe the crown to go,
Jut walk up a -a* eeee "Hullo:"
Constipation %rings enter eilmente in
is train and i-. the Primary cause of
much sickle:se Keep our bowels re-
gular madam, and you will escape many
of the ailments te which women are sub-
ject. Constipatie6 is 0 very singe thing
but like many supple iaings, it may lead
to serious coesequi aces. Naturs• often
needs a little as:stet:tease and when Cham-
berlainn, Tablets n:e anvil at the first
indieatioa, musn destreta ran etelfeliag
may be avoided. Sell by all dims.
Mis. Paul Burns of Boston, a small
woman weighiag I e then ono tenalred
pounds, locked the door when two stran-
gers entered bee kitchen. and then horse-
whipped them until they cried :for mercy.
Lame Shoulder it needy; always due
to rheumatism on the tnuseles, and quick-
ly Yields to ib' free application o1' Cnam-
eerlain's Ude:ere Ear sale by ali deal-
brs.
1 That fen:mere, f.'..5 well as nem in °niter
lines of business, occasionally resort to
! sharp practice, was illustrated the oth-
er day at geeith's Falls, when a highly
Irespieted agwiculturist didhis neirhbors
i out of abont Yawata). He pretneuso o
be bueing hcreee fn. ehipmene to the
I west, end innuced his '1•Ierels to Leek
i hiot,:s to ties tursenO; aboots salted.
He them menu: 1 the reaas, wade
sigernart teal in emenn iy (re seeeeared
from the di.aelet.
'(jtr ::aa. ode.. Chembt lain's
Ceueen Roe:: T. in Ken -
(nice. Lae. se :J. (.;e. 'ot ie the le ,et entigh
rement- en tS; e;11t!-et t'u'ts. wide
an:I crone. nor eatno abCealers.
An enela'neas papar eaos the.-hve in-
venten a new kind u.' ecit.l amusement
that ina ctn. the "iYiX vitl"out. It is
callet i aveledupoie party.-- All the
girls a weighed, an the weight of
each is written en a rorea (,f PaPon nnd
put tee, a tat l yoar ren must
draw. Tie: etents sat a tresst e:s to sup-
per with the girl whoes. tatneent nraws,
and netet pay -nee her tapaeteitt one-half
cent pte• ocatad. It le estitOE s se, faans
the ::ong •t•rtI1-;.!. W".1
meant in
demand.
ContracOed a
Heavy Cold.
Q
It Becarigac a Lung
Splieting Cough.
•••••••••••••••
Mr, J. H. Richartle, 1352 Second Ave.
East, Vaueouvcr, B.C., writes: "AlloW
mo to write a few Baca in praise of your
Dr. Woocre Norway Pine Syrup. Last
fall 1 contracted a hoe:T.7y cold which left
nte with a hacking cough and every time
I would get a, nttle mere eoH thia hacking
cough would become a Ittn3 splitting oni.
It kept on gettieg S1:01:30 arid I kept on
eeeeding toioneyymydre .444 ,,-,L cough
DEARER TEA
•••••••••••
Is L:loely.-Inabher Monopolizing Attest.
Con In Ceylon
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There are distinct .sigua which
pint to a, rise in the price of the eup
neat acre bot does not inebriate. In
the nut place, the use of tea in Por-
tal:ea cot -Atria:, is rapidly increasing,
the moult !sting a bigger demand on
fte reeearees of the tea plantations of
:Leta, Leases, Chita, and Java. Last
year, for instance, there was alto-
ettner en inercase in the shipments of
‘dreiatholf90194.,000,000
at etpared Ca the other baud, there was a de -
fl the shipments trent to
Vnited Kingdom of over 9,000,000
aaarale legit year, which is partly ex-
entaseel be the greater demand for tea
en; and, although Indian produo,
• ion nee shown a good increase during
nne nest two years, apparently it is
•tor. eliffielent to meet the steadily
growing demand, and one really short
trim in !luta might make tea dear for
elesely are -supply and de-
mand :tow aalreted.
Some of the. Indian companies hold
s -ave land, and some of it is
itelle for tea, but they have been,
seal Etill are, deterred from extension
in getting labor, Then,
;or inereased production
re hare mainly to rely upon good
eerenter. Theee is always the risk of
•eilettorras and floods, blight and
Oresught, which nave to be faced, while
vorlthas expenses are likely to in-
:I:ease by degrees, owing to the diffis
silty of finding all the labor for the
..arious branches of tree:neat agricul-
aure now being developed in the East.
There is another reason why the
lupply of tea is only just enough to
alt dtaTiol. In Ceylon, for in- •
:itane4 only 10,000 acres have been
-sdded during. the last four years, rub -
'1:11.' having monopolieed attention.
end rubber estates are competing with
';da, for the coolies of India that both
acted. Moreover, the yield of the plan-
iatiens is beginning to diminish by
seeson of the rubber trees interplanted
amongst 75,000 acres of tea. It is
now proved, says an expert, and recog-
nieed that the. heavy shade of rubber
trees amongst tea is seriously affect-
ing the output of the latter product,
and as time goes on a sharp shortage
in the output of tea so situated must
be looked for. This would mean an
increaee in price to the consumer.
AGED TWINS
Two Brothers Celebrate Eighty -First
Birthday Anniversary
The other day 'two brothers, John
and 'William Austwick, of Eelby, York-
shire., celebrated their eighty-first
birthday.
The brotltera were born at Burn, a
village three miles to the south- of
Selby. They are the sons of a farm
laborer, and were christened at Bray-
ton, near Selby. They are twins, and
are two of eight children, four of whom
sln1 survive, 'the oldest being a sister
aned eighty-ela and the youngest an-
other sister of seventy. ;
Austwick has been a atone-
areezer and has worked all his life in
be ("Taries. John was apprenticed to
a tailor ,at Thorpe. 1 -le afterwards
went to Inelley, where for over forty
years Ii 12a8 followed his occupation.
Ile resided in one house nearly half a
etrtury. •
!loth beothers have married and
• - ear. gra'-:1•'n families -in fact,
esredehltdren. They are
„rah new cnjoymes the old age pen-
s ems.
ataiD THE GHOST
The elene a surviving son of the
neeetts aoe:. net. Mr. alired Tennyson
t•-.! a•,11-sflm story in his
...tee. ate Fe; i oe Life mat Works,"
late :es Fill. it relates to
eats; e ':s..-entyl a neighboring
CT; WMCia etood a
•-• ••• ae. , • ,•eaaller e-.Ited Charles
e sae' tLe realdeervants all
-7 ;ere:Lee to n: awe, Isle:ems, armed
o E sun, and his
whoa bludgeons, set out to
. 7-7.7:1-..r.ly they raw a white.
• ' nt en: to ard an awful noise.
ewled. 'Wham' fast, or I fire!"
ereered to be an astlauatieal old
r3.:1 PIPE 3MOKERS
n.T. ddatteville, of Paris, Is a col-
ieerer of pis, and his etudy of the
, -.nom has enabled him to judge
viola by their pipes. The pipe., he
tells us, is eharaeteristic of the race,
telnle ;nee .; !ear and elearettee are coon
The aetivflty of a race Is
ea• ta tne leanth of the Stk.M..
• ;I• 1:13.1 the more
eLu. itrvera,ly,
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sfatehe; Osi•te
THE TRUTH
Mr. Short: -"If Long calls with that
little bill, tell him I'm out."
Mrs. Short: -"But that would be
telling a falsehood."
Mr, Short: -"Nothing of the kind;
I'm out of cash,"
HIS FATHER'S WORK
The Lady: --"And is your father
worldliest,: my little man?"
The Little s'pcso so, mann
The judge said hard labor."
AN EASY MATTER •
Charles E. Biglow, the comedian, is
almost as bald as be could be. One
day at the club, he said to the barber:
"I am in a great hurry. Can't you cut
my hair with my collar on?"
"Sure I can," said the barber. "I
can cut it witl your hat on."
TOC MUCH MUSTARD
A sick Irishman, worn to skin and
bone, had a large mustard plaster
spread on his chest, which evoked
this comment:-
"Doethor, dear,- isn't it a great dale
of mustard for so little mate?'
A VERY LONG DAY
A 'Western minister found cne of his
elders, a farmer, coming out of a pub-
lic -house, and told Mm lie !nest give
up whiskey -or it would land him in the.
grave.
"Think so?" asked the farmer.
"I am sure of it, farmer. And what
is more, if you -will stop drinking, I
am certain it will prolong your days,"
folded the minister.
"Come to think about it,- 1 believe
you are riga about that, minister,"
said the far:ner. "I went twenty-four
hours without a drink about rix menthe
ago, and I never put in such an infer-
nally long day in my life."
EFFECTIVE REMEDY
A prominent physic!an was recently
called to his telephoue by a colored
woman 'formerly in the service of his
wife. In great agitation the 'woman
told the physician that her youngest
child was in a bad way.
"What seems to be the trouble?"
asked the doctor.
"Doc, she swallered a bottle of ink!"
be ovca there in a short while
to see her," said the doctor. "Have
you done anything for her?"
"I gave her three pieces of blottin'
paper, Doc," said the colored woman
doubtfully.
ALL WERE YANKEES
Lieutenant Takeshira, of the Japan-
ese navy, says "The Americans are a
very proud people. I was talking yes-
terday with an Ameriean sailor. He
said that no one outside of America
amounted to much.
"'But I asked, 'what were your fa-
ther and mother?'
"'Yankees,' said the sailor. '
'"What were your grandfather and
grandmother?'
"'Yankees.'
"'But your great-grandfather and
great-grandmother?'
" 'Yankees.'
"Finally I asked him, 'How abeat
Adam and Eve?'
"'Yankees, too, by jinits!' sad he."
SCHEME WHICH FAILED
To have theme:elves publiely eened
out of a erowden alace of eta,: rtaita
ment on the preterse that they rwe
Wanted by importuiatte patients is sap
-
posed to tee oue *f the check eurdisele
of advertising resorted to by doctere
who wish to build up a practice.
A young payskaan tri -'d the dedge
with disappeintiug results not leeg
back. He instrueted his man eereant
to come to the stasso door of the thea-
tre and say that a patient of his was
in urrtent need of attention.
-Right. you are, sir," said the zer•
vent, with it solemn wink "Yea tea,
it to me. matrears it all rasa:a"
Bat apresneetly ;ij ea-
r:ceded lent riletielli Li U.; al, •Tat
when, at r Ia. ead 4.31 iii3z 33;3(13333i 3",r,
ntereaer or"-- i• • t1,4'
what he mid wan: -
"If lir. Jo in the atone:ore,
ara tsopeened. to tell hint tarsi ie 41
:r1f?.1,4 the peer ItA.o.'.• 44rn;
gem; 1,E.; 41.10 ;3•33,-3-;1.3.-.3,, L1.0
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Amenice until 0 frteila asked rae en dee. • ty„,;..„ g7,1t.
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hail ever trial Dr. Wheel's Norway Pine • ' ' -
4.leaup. 1 teld him 1 wao willing to try
reteetlang 1 thought woulrl cure, and on
the earn° day bouant two betake. Bee
fore half the filet one tra3 USC.4 my cough
began to get muck eatier, and by the time
I reed teed a, bottle and a half by ecugh
was goo°. 1 am having the other half
nettle in ewe it (loan Come again, hut
I tau cure 1 have aarniiive cure. Let
me recantr,eenti Dr. ttt ere re Norway Pine
Syrup to all who mace from a cough of
throat irritation of ally kind."
peexe kait beca the filietCO3 of this
evrenterful tamely, it is only natural
that uumesoue pacene have tried to
latitate it
Dont be impor,e1 upon by taking
anything but "Dr. Woodna"
Put up in a yellow wrapper; three
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"For Tea You Can't,Beat Lipton's"
It Has Stood the Test of Time, While Others
Have Been Buried in the Ashes of Inferiority.
It's the Recognized World's Standard.
,311,
Over 2 Million Packages Sold Weekly,
A Real
Lung T nic
There are many prepar-
ations that will relieve a cough
-few tliat will cure it. The
first class, containing such
drugs as Opitun and Mor-
phine, simply deaden the
irritation and stop the cough,
but do little Or no permanent
good.
4.11••11,
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tam= -erse-,;,-reaeet,tded,,droea,dm
"FaEter Mg3"/The 's No. 10"
does not contain a trace of these dangerous drugs, but is an
absolutely safe and scieptific preparation of Nature's own
,remedies -Herbs, Roots and. Balsams.
It entirely reinoi4s the irritation that caused the cough,
by cleaning out t!,.. mucus, stopping the inflammation and
healinc, the delicate membrane of throat and lungs.
Moreover, it tones up and strengthens the whole
system, particularly the lungs, and protects against future
coughs and colds.
Trial size 25c. per boale. Regular size 50c.
At your dealer's.
ir=t1tor Morrisoy Medicine Co. Ltd. -
MN.
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